Israel accepted the American ceasefire project in Gaza, Hamas Insufficient judge-Liberation
Has the meager hope of truce already long ago? Hamas announced Thursday, May 29, that the American cease-fire proposal, accepted earlier in the evening by Israel, does not respond to its requests. Earlier in the day, the White House had indicated that the Israeli government had accepted the last proposal for a cease-fire made by the United States on Thursday May 29. « I can confirm that the Special Witkoff and the President submitted to Hamas a cease-fire proposal that Israel has approved and supported, said the spokeswoman for the White House Karoline Leavitt. Israel signed this proposal before it was sent to Hamas. ”
A little earlier in the day, a political official of the Islamist movement had said he received the American proposal. He added that he was going study the terms of the agreementespecially to find out if he would lead to a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, before providing an answer.
« I have a good feeling of the idea that one achieves a long-term solution, namely a ceasefire and a peaceful resolution of this conflict », said on Wednesday, Steve Witkoff Since Washington. According to the daily Haaretz, The plan of the emissary of Trump provides for the release in two phases of 10 hostages and the return of the bodies of 18 people who died, in exchange for a cease-fire of 60 days in the Gaza Strip.
According to a negotiator of Hamas and an Egyptian mediator contacted by Associated Press, The cease-fire proposal would include, in addition to the suspension of strikes for 60 days, the assurance of serious negotiations for a prolonged truce, and the guarantee that Israel will not resume operations once all the Israeli hostages released from the jails of Hamas. In exchange, more than 1,100 Palestinians imprisoned by Israel, 100 of which are serving long sentences after being found guilty of deadly attacks, would be released.
Faced with the humanitarian crisis that Gaza is going through, The agreement would provide for an enlargement of territory access to humanitarian aid. Hundreds of trucks filled with food and medical aid would therefore be allowed to enter the enclave, after three months of blockade.
Update at 9:29 p.m. With the negative response of Hamas.
